red god of wheat rust, should perhaps be understood as an indigitation of Mars, red god of war and agriculture; Maia, "a deity known apparently only to the priests and the learned," would be according to Macrobius an indigitation of the Bona Dea. Roscher, however, does not consider Robigus and Maia to have been part of the indigitamenta. Roscher's list of indigitamenta Many of the indigitamenta are involved in the cycle of conception, birth, and child development (marked BCh); see List of Roman birth and childhood deities. Several appear in a list of twelve helper gods of Ceres as an agricultural goddess or are named elsewhere as having specialized agricultural functions (Ag). Gods not appearing on either of those lists are described briefly here, or are more fully described in their own articles as linked. Abeona BCh Adeona BCh Adolenda, see Acta Arvalia Aescolanus, god of copper money (aes) and father of Argentinus (below) Afferenda, goddess whose purpose was the offering of dowries Agenoria BCh Agonius Aius Locutius Alemona BCh Altor Ag Antevorta BCh Arculus, tutelary god of chests and strongboxes (arcae) Argentinus, god of silver money; see Aescolanus above Ascensus, god of sloping terrain and hillsides, from the verb scando, scandere, scansus, "scale, climb" Aventinus Bubona Caeculus Candelifera BCh Cardea Catius pater BCh Cela, perhaps a title of Panda Cinxia BCh Clivicola, "she who inhabits the clivus," a slope or street Coinquenda, see Acta Arvalia Collatina, a goddess of hills (Latin collis "hill") Coluber, marked by Roscher as uncertain Commolenda or Conmolanda, see Acta Arvalia Conditor Ag Convector Ag Cuba BCh Cunina BCh Decima Deferunda, see Acta Arvalia Deverra Domiduca Domiducus Domitius, god who preserves the home (domus) of newlyweds Edusa (also Educa, Edula, Edulia) Fabulinus BCh Farinus BCh Fessona or Fessonia, goddess who relieved weariness. Fluvionia or Fluonia BCh Forculus, protector of doors (Latin fores) Fructesea, another name for Seia Ag Hostilina Ag Iana Inporcitor Ag Insitor Ag Intercidona Interduca Iuga BCh Iugatinus BCh Lactans Ag Lacturnus Ag Lateranus Levana Libentina or Lubentina Lima, a goddess of the threshold (limen) Limentinus, god of the limen or limes Limi or Limones (plural), guardian spirits (curatores) of Rome's clivi (slopes, streets) Locutius BCh Lucina BCh Lucrii (plural) Manturna, a conjugal goddess who causes the couple to remain together (from the verb maneo, manere) Mellona Mena BCh Messia Ag Messor Ag Mola Montinus, a god of mountains; compare Septimontius Morta Mutunus